03/12/2025
Standing in Avebury, surrounded by ancient stones and quiet magic, I felt pulled toward a tree on the hilltop.
As I walked toward it, something in me was being guided to placed my forehead gently against its trunk. In that moment I heard the words:
āBe all in.ā
The message was clear⦠but it didnāt quite land.
I kept asking myself: What does that really mean? Why does this feel like itās missing something?
When I got home and tuned in again, something in me almost resisted those words. āBe all inā sounded true, but incomplete.
I shared this with a friend, and she gave me the missing piece:
Being all in isnāt just the beautiful parts ā the heart-led moments, the flow, the joy of serving, the connection with my soul clients, the authenticity, or the consistency.
Being all in also means:
Feeling the fear, and doing it anyway.
Letting myself be vulnerable when I speak.
Showing up even when I donāt feel perfect.
Admitting, Iām scared right now, but Iām still choosing this.
Itās embracing the imperfect, messy, human parts that we often try to hide away from fear of being rejected.
And Avebury reminded me of this so powerfully!
The cottages there are old, quirky, a little warped⦠but beautifully imperfect.
They are full of English charm because they are not perfect boxes.
And neither are we.
Being all in means welcoming every part of the journeyā¦
The courage, the fear, the wobble, the expansion, the humanness of it all.
That tree knew exactly what I needed to hear.
Embrace it all because that is what true authenticity is!